VMware Fusion

Boot Camp will NOT work under 10.4.x anymore. That was a beta plan that expired when Leopard (10.5.x) came out. Like DeltaMac said your only chance with a 10.4.11 Intel Mac are either VMWare's Mac Fusion or Parallels.

Going to have to upgrade to Leopard to run bootcamp again. Leopard comes with bootcamp setup assistant and drivers. Otherwise you could run Windows through a Virtual Machine such as Parallels, VMWare Fusion, or the open source app by Sun Microsystems, VirtualBox http://www.virtualbox.org/

i have vmware so bootcamp was useless, couldn't get it to work right anyway. ...

If you're running XP in VMWare Fusion, for example, they provide that key combo in the menu at the top of the screen, "Send Control + Alt + Delete".

or VMware Fusion but then you need to install Windows within OSX. ...

I am experiencing the exact same error as budgetboy when i try to run VMware Fusion, did anyone find a solution to the error? ...

I remember with VMware on my Windows Laptop it was pretty easy to NAT on the same physical port and the Host and Guest OSes will talk to each other easily. ...

There is no way to use an ISO file with BootCamp. However, most virtualization programs such as Parallels and VMware Fusion will allow you to use ISO images to install with. ...

Well, VMWare actually installed windows, but it took 22 hours! ...

I'm running a Mac Pro (the desktop version.. Everyone assumes I mean the laptop but no I really do mean the monster/desktop), OS is Leopard (obviously as I'm posting here) and I'm having serious issues. Have been for about 8/9 months now actually. Basically, when I was running Tiger, I installed the Boot Camp Beta and successfully ran Windows XP on it for several months...